PCIe Gen6
Controller
High-speed interface design covering architecture, verification and implementation.
- WHAT'S MISSING
What you make
One design. All the way through — from an idea to something real, with the decisions, reports and reasoning behind it.
How it's made
Every chip on the previous screen was built the same way, in the same order. Not magic - a method, and one you can be taught.
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Decide exactly what the block must do, and what it must never do.
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Break it into pieces, and decide how those pieces talk to each other.
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Describe the behaviour in code. This is where the design becomes real.
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Prove it does what the spec promised. Still the single largest slice of the work.
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Code becomes logic gates. Gates become geometry that meets timing.
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The file that goes to the foundry. After this, it stops being software.
Bar length shows effort, against the heaviest stage
Why your work matters
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From flight control to real-time processing, semiconductor systems make autonomous flight possible.
Blocks you'd design
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Behind every bar of signal, a modem runs error correction and frequency transforms billions of times a second.
Blocks you'd design
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From ADAS to autonomous systems, semiconductor compute and sensing are becoming central to modern vehicles.
Blocks you'd design
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High-performance semiconductor systems sit behind the processing, imaging and connectivity in your pocket.
Blocks you'd design
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Every kilometre of range is a battery managed cell by cell, and a motor driven by silicon switching hundreds of amps.
Blocks you'd design
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Behind AI models and cloud services lies massive compute, networking and memory enabled by silicon.
Blocks you'd design
- WHO BUILDS IT WITH YOU

We do not promise you a job. We cannot, and anyone who does is guessing. Right now, the industry mostly cannot tell what an individual engineer has actually done.
We make you assessable. Put something real in front of an employer and let them judge it for themselves. We record your work from day one, so what you did is provable rather than asserted.